An electronic logging device — also known as an ELD — is a piece of technology used by commercial drivers such as truckers to record driving time and hours of service (HOS) records.

Benefits of Electronic Logging Devices. Aside from the obvious benefit of compliance, using ELD devices can help you save money, prevent accidents and enforce your safety policies.

The Load Logistics company was the first provider of an electronic logging device solution to appear on the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s online device registry, which went live ...

FMCSA Removes 4 ELDs from Approved Device List, FMCSA Removes 2 ELDs from List of Registered Devices, Running Pre-2000 Engines, Paper Logs Calls for Right Documentation, How ELD Customer Service ...

Electronic Logging Devices; Presenting logs with ELDs at roadside. Todd Dills. Jul 18, 2017. Updated Dec 13, 2017. Running with an e-logs device is one thing.

Electronic Logging Device Market is expected to reach 15.23 billion in 2028, growing at a CAGR of 4.12% during 2022- 2028, reports Stratview Research.Raipur, Nov. 18, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE ...

Electronic logging devices are easy prey for hackers looking to gain access to your fleet's data and IT systems. Urban Jonson with Serjon tells HDT what bad actors hope to achieve by hacking into ...

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance confirmed in a press release that it would begin enforcing the electronic-logging-device mandate on December 17 and said truckers would have no "soft ...

FMCSA requires most motor carriers and drivers to use electronic logging devices. ... that hour-logging device in front of the driver can be capable of much more. A gateway is key.

The agricultural industry, which has raised concern over how the electronic logging device rule will impact its stakeholders, will receive a 90-day waiver from the requirements, officials added.

YATESVILLE -- Trucking companies across the United States will soon enter a new era when it comes to logging drivers' time on the road. Traditionally, drivers use paper logs to prove they didn't ...